At Big Red SEO we believe in educating our clients and potential clients as much as possible. We update our blog regularly with things we’re seeing in the industry, tips for website exposure, security alerts and general business. If you have an idea for a blog post you want us to cover, please contact us!
We found a spammy link inserted into another member’s XenForo quote, making it appear the original user posted it. That led us to build BRS Quote Integrity, a XenForo add-on that detects altered quote links, scans historical posts, and shows why AI-written code still needs programmer review.
SiteGround’s AI plugin may not be malware, but that is not the real concern. If an AI-connected plugin can touch WooCommerce orders, customer details, and site data, site owners deserve clear answers before it appears on a live site. What’s at risk?
Most sites track publish and modified dates, but few businesses know how to extract them at scale. If you’re auditing content and relying on guesswork, you’re missing opportunities. Here’s the Screaming Frog setup we use at Big Red SEO to uncover hidden freshness signals fast.
This is one of those things you don’t notice right away unless you’re actively looking for problems. We didn’t get an email from UpCity. We didn’t see a press release. No announcement landed in our inbox warning agencies that something was about to change. Instead, we found out during one of our regular website audits that a handful
Transitioning to PHP 8.3 is a game-changer for your WordPress site’s performance, security, and user experience. With PHP 7.4 and 8.0 discontinued, upgrading is essential to leverage faster page loads, reduced server load, and enhanced security. Discover how PHP 8.3’s features, like faster compilation times, can optimize your site’s speed and efficiency. Learn the steps to identify your current PHP version, ensure compatibility, and smoothly transition to the latest PHP.
When launching a new business, it can be scary to put both feet in the water. More than likely, you’ll have the urge to work your full-time job while you build your start up. I’m here to tell you that this thinking is the biggest mistake you’ll make and read why I firmly stand behind this theory!
There’s nothing worse than loading a website and finding an error, except finding that error at the top of the page! It’s the first thing that users see and what an impact, especially as a WordPress web developer, an error at the top of the screen can make. You’ve essentially LOST any potential sale from the visitor that came to the site!